5 h. ago Hudson’s Bay Company to Launch Separate Auction for Art and Historical Artifacts

Auction aims to involve participants committed to ensuring the Company’s most significant art and artifacts remain preserved for the benefit of future generations TORONTO — Hudson’s Bay Company ULC (Hudson’s Bay or the Company), as part of its ongoing restructuring under the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA), today announced that subject to court approval, it […]

Economics

10 h. ago Ascom Annual General Meeting approves all proposals of the Board of Directors

Ad hoc announcement pursuant to Art. 53 LRBaar, Switzerland, April 16, 2025 At the Annual General Meeting held on April 16, 2025, in Zug, the shareholders of Ascom Holding AG approved by a large majority all proposals presented by the Board of Directors. 54 shareholders attended the Annual General Meeting. In total, 20’238’079 registered shares […]

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13 h. ago To keep Canadians coming, Palm Springs hangs love letters in its streets

The 40 red banners, attached to light posts on the city’s main road, are hard to miss. Each one – hanging outside hotels, restaurants, bars, art galleries and other attractions – features an image of the Canadian flag shaped as a heart. Officials in Palm Springs, California, hope the signage makes the desert resort city’s […]

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14 h. ago NHL legend reveals blockbuster Toronto Maple Leafs trade that almost happened

The Toronto Maple Leafs once nearly had one of the biggest stars of the 2000s on their roster as part of a trade that never came to fruition.Vincent Lecavalier had nine goals, seven assists, and 16 points across 23 games for the Tampa Bay Lightning en route to the 2004 Stanley Cup, the first in franchise history.But three years prior, in December 2001, he almost found himself making his way to the Leafs as part of a package for defenceman Tomas Kaberle and forwards Jonas Hoglund and Nik Antropov."That deal was done. I got a call from [current Montreal Canadiens GM and former agent Kent Hughes]," Lecavalier said on an episode of Leafs Morning Take with Nick Alberga and former Leafs player Jay Rosehill. "I was in my pre-game nap and he called me. 'Alright it's done, you're going to Toronto!' So I was like 'oh wow, OK.'"Lecavalier was just three years removed from being picked first overall and having former Lightning owner Art Williams proclaim him to be the "Michael Jordan of hockey....

Economics

22 h. ago Commission des débats des chefs: l’art de rater sa seule job

Elle avait une job. Pas deux. Une seule. Organiser les débats des chefs en campagne électorale.

Politics

24 h. ago Les Blue Jackets mettent de la pression sur le CH avec une victoire contre les Flyers

Le Tricolore devra obligatoirement remporter son match contre les Hurricanes mercredi pour atteindre les séries.

Transport

27 h. ago SmartStop Self Storage REIT, Inc. Opens 40th Canadian Location With Self

LADERA RANCH, Calif. — SmartStop Self Storage REIT, Inc. (“SmartStop”) (NYSE:SMA), an internally managed real estate investment trust and a premier owner and operator of self-storage facilities in the United States and Canada, is pleased to announce the acquisition of its 40th Canadian location with a state-of-the-art facility in Kelowna, British Columbia. Located at 948 […]

Culture

33 h. ago REVIEW: The culture war in ‘Sinners’ leaves blood on the floor

“Sinners,” Ryan Coogler’s wildly entertaining mash-up of genres, tonal flavours and stunning production values, arrives just in time to meet its moment. Veering confidently between pulpy and profound, this ambitious, if occasionally uneven, meditation on art, appropriation, betrayal and redemption never sacrifices what’s on its mind for its primary aim, which is to shock and […]

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35 h. ago Rondelle cachée dans le filet: la fois où seul Patrick Kane savait qu'il avait marqué pour remporter la Coupe Stanley en 2010

Rondelle cachée dansl e filet: la fois où seul Patrick Kane savait qu'il avait marqué pour remporter la Coupe Stanley en 2010

Other

36 h. ago Conservatives promise to crack down on scammers who target seniors

Legislation would compel banks and telecom companies to 'deploy state-of-the-art technology to catch scams ... before they happen'

Other

47 h. ago Demidov: jamais vu un tel accueil... mais c'est le temps de peser sur le bouton de panique!

Ivan Demidov a connu une soirée presque parfaite à son baptême du feu dans la Ligue nationale de hockey.

Other

53 h. ago 'A number of events' prompt Alberta to explore possible code of conduct for MLAs

'A number of events' prompted Speaker Nathan Cooper to call a committee meeting to explore creating a code of conduct for Alberta MLAs.

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57 h. ago Government's new Canada Strong Pass will make travel across the country cheaper

As Canadians rethink summer travel plans and increasingly try to support local, the Canada Strong Pass will make domestic travel much cheaper.On Saturday, April 12, Liberal leader Mark Carney introduced the new Canada Strong Pass, making it more affordable for kids and young families to travel domestically during peak travel season."At a time when our economy is under attack from President Trump, Canadians are stepping up — helping our neighbours, buying local, and celebrating our beautiful country," stated Carney.Children and youth under 18 using the Canada Strong Pass will get free access to national galleries and museums. They'll also get to travel on VIA Rail for free when they're with their parents.The pass will be available from June to August 2025. In addition, Canadians aged 18 to 24 will also be able to avail of heavily discounted access and fares."Whether it's trips to national parks and historic sites, spending the day at a national art gallery or mus...

Politics

57 h. ago A massive sand dune is coming to the middle of downtown Toronto

While much of Toronto's downtown core can best be described as a concrete jungle, one area is getting a particularly intriguing dose of nature this summer in the form of an enormous artificial sand dune.The onslaught of warmer temperatures and sunny days signals the return of some of Toronto's most celebrated spring and summer traditions, from outdoor concerts at Budweiser Stage to the cherry blossom bloom at High Park, but this year, the city is also gearing up for some interesting new events and attractions to keep things fresh.Down at The Bentway, Toronto's reclaimed public space under the Gardiner Expressway, there's a particularly vibrant suite of programming scheduled to take place throughout the season, including the return of their popular roller skating rink and Art Socials.Some additions for the 2025 spring and summer season promise to be a little bit more... unique, though, like Sand Flight, an immersive dance performance that takes place atop an enormous sand d...

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57 h. ago Man faces attempted murder, terrorism charges after arson attack on Pennsylvania governor’s home

Balmer allegedly entered the mansion through its southern wing via a room often used to host parties and display art before setting fire to it using Molotov cocktails.

Events

60 h. ago [Corrected] Sandoz files antitrust litigation against Amgen regarding patient access to etanercept biosimilar in the US

Ad hoc announcement pursuant to art. 53 SIX Swiss Exchange Listing Rules – corrected: reference to date of product launch in Europe removed; link to “Important Safety Information” updated Company aims to accelerate access to much-needed biosimilar to reference medicine Enbrel®* for US patients with disabling inflammatory diseases Despite FDA approval nearly a decade ago, […]

Science

64 h. ago Pelletier: My son’s attempt to invest in this market mirrors all our confusion

Younger investors should build positions slowly, while seasoned ones need to focus on capital preservation

Other

69 h. ago Sandoz files antitrust litigation against Amgen regarding patient access to etanercept biosimilar in the US

Ad hoc announcement pursuant to art. 53 SIX Swiss Exchange Listing Rules Company aims to accelerate access to much-needed biosimilar to reference medicine Enbrel®* for US patients with disabling inflammatory diseases Despite FDA approval nearly a decade ago, etanercept biosimilar continues to be blocked Sandoz seeking damages in addition to clearing path for launch Basel, […]

Science

2 d. ago Artistes et créateurs demandent des engagements fermes pour soutenir notre culture

Plus que jamais, nous avons besoin de leaders engagés pour assurer notre souveraineté culturelle.

Culture

3 d. ago BUMP Festival closes out public art series with immersive maze installation

Labyrinth is both playful and reflective — a place where artist Jacqueline Huskisson hopes visitors reconnect with a sense of child-like wonder

Culture